I only have a few links to share in this combined post. Don’t forget you can find more links in the masterlist.
How Not to Write a Rhyming Picture Book
Children’s author Juliet Clare Bell shares her 7 top tips on how not to write a rhyming picture book.
How Not to Turn Readers Against You as an Author of Series Books
This post looks at what can turn a reader off wanting to read the next book in a series (and what will make them want to read the next one).
A great list of tips to keep in mind when critiquing fellow writers’ work.
Questions You Might Be Asked When Offered Representation
Literary agent Mary Kole gives insight into the questions you might be asked by an agent if he/she calls to offer representation and why the agent is asking them.
20 Tips for Writing the Perfect Horror Short Story
A dark fiction writer gives a comprehensive list of tips for making your horror story more effective.
How to Avoid 10 Common Conference Mistakes that Most Writers Make
10 conference organisers share the major mistakes they see writers making at conferences and how to avoid making them.
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Love your work Jo….
Great tips here and all very relevant x
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Thanks, Kristy. Always happy to share. x
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Thanks for these links, Jo…especially the one on critiques!
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You’re welcome, Jarm. I can vouch for the effectiveness of Beth’s advice on critiquing.
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Jo, thanks for the links. The first one made me laugh. Oh, the ways to rhyme badly are truly infinite! Ha.
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You’re welcome, Hannah. I really liked the one on ways not to rhyme, too. It’s certainly easy to rhyme badly, but not so easy to rhyme well!
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I can’t wait to explore some of those other links! Thanks for sharing mine, Jo.
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You’re welcome, Beth. It was a great post from a great critique partner!
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